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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
5
The Kansas supreme court upheld the state law that forbids selling or giving away cigarettes within the state. The ruling reinforces prohibition on distribution and possession by non retailers in public settings.
The notice urges farmers to stock Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for family illness and as a potent horse and cattle medicine. It claims it surpasses sweet oil for treating colic in horses and cattle and stresses its usefulness as a substitute in veterinary care.
A speculator who pursues a straight up profit often discovers hidden crookedness in the plan, revealing risk, mispricing, and potential loss as the outcome of chasing a pure yield. The remark cautions on complex schemes and the unreliability of simple arithmetic in volatile markets.
Farmers are urged not to change seed every two or three years. Studies by experimental farms show advantages in keeping the same seed, growing it on well drained fertile soil, and sowing early. Poor farming, not seed, often causes disappointment.
In a discussion on music a boy says he can recognize only the National Anthem because when it is played everybody stands up.
Sufferers from asthma urged to try Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy without delay as a proven treatment. The ad claims a remarkable record and urges victims of asthma to procure the genuine package immediately.
In the sheep raising lands of the South of France shepherds with large flocks walk on stilts to view their charges. The stilts keep them dry when fording streams and their sheepskin coats help them blend with the flock from a distance.
The Pendennis Gold Mining Company with a capital of 1 000 000 plans to erect an ore reduction mill with a capacity of 30 tons per day at the Rice Lake gold fields in Northern Manitoba. Construction is proposed to begin without delay.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets with the slogan They Work while you Sleep. It targets general ailments like biliousness and headaches and claims quick relief without griping. It mentions prices 106, 25, and 50 cents and appeals to children as well.
An advertisement urges readers to use Danderine to combat dandruff and prevent hair loss. It promises that a small bottle, applied to the scalp, can clear most dandruff by morning and after several uses restore hair vitality and color.
The London Times lauds General Smuts and the Dutch-speaking leaders for steering South Africa away from war, praising his appeal to reject Republicanism and unite across racial lines. The plan for a new party could erase the Unionists, with Smuts and Smart both making costly sacrifices for national welfare over racial or party loyalties.
Mothers who say today girls are more anaemic should note the tougher schoolgirl life and early work. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to restore red blood and health, with a testimonial from Eva MacKinnon of Glammis Ontario. Pills sold by dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A Royal Bank of Canada report says Canada's commercial position is sound and general business is not bad. It notes improved labor conditions and benefits from large crop earnings as a positive development.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications failing to reach the diseased ear portion. The only remedy is a constitutional approach using Hall's Catarrh Medicine which acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. The inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes muffled hearing and possible permanent deafness if not reduced. A testimonial offer promises a $100 reward for a case that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine, with free circulars from F. A. Gee & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone inhaler as a cure for bronchitis and throat irritation. It claims the piney medicated air strengthens weak throats, eases coughing, and prevents hoarseness, with sizes plus prices listed and Kingston Canada as the seller.
Alberta aims to showcase its agricultural and mineral resources at the Chicago International Livestock Show next month. Grains grasses coal oils and other specimens will be collected and shown under the Alberta Minister of Agriculture. Prize livestock will be demonstrated with youth stock supplied by Alberta cattle breeders and trained by the provincial university for competition against U S entries.
A medical notice extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for liver disturbance and bile imbalance. It claims the pills quickly correct digestive distress and sour stomach caused by bilious conditions.
An invitation to the Pacific Coast climate offering year round golf on fine greens, hunting, fishing, boating and motor tours through mountain river and lake scenery. Readily available bungalow rentals or stays at the Hotel Vancouver or the Empress in Victoria. Canadian Pacific trains offer observation-car views of the Rockies.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police prepare an overland expedition lasting about a year to Herschel Island in the Arctic. The route runs via Fort McPherson with several officers from Dawson using dog teams. Initial supply shipments have left Dawson, and the party will carry mail arriving from the coast and other points.
The steamship Vancouver, its rudder disabled by a storm, navigated the final 1,600 miles from Bermuda to Queenstown Ireland using its twin screws as steering propulsion.
German officer Lieut. Count Deuit Moltke claims the former German Emperor William came to Holland with Queen Wilhelmina's pre-arranged approval. He says he accompanied William from Spa to Amerongen and that the Queen allowed use of Bentincks Castle after warning Brussels. The consul reportedly notified the Dutch government on November 10, 1918.
A Indiana justice of the peace contends a 10 dollar weekly salary suffices for marriage. A local pastor argues for 900 dollars yearly. Three married men demand at least 50 dollars weekly, and a woman warns couples that 10 to 15 dollars a week more than estimated is needed to live.
An elderly man endorses Putnam's Coin Extractor, claiming fifty years of use and painless, sure results. The advertisement urges trying Putnam's, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
The Manitoba Rolling Mill Company inaugurates a new steelmaking era in Canada with open earth furnaces at Selkirk. The facility handles sixty to ninety tons of steel daily, with plans to expand as demand grows.
A king asks a sage about the most perfect person. The sage replies that true perfection lies in recognizing one’s faults and striving to amend them throughout life.
Swiss engineers unveil a project to extend Rhine navigation from twelve miles above Basel to Lake Constance. Locks would generate hydroelectric power, enabling expanded waterway use and energy production along the route.
An advertising claim describes a product as arresting eczema development and making infant skin soft smooth and velvety. The notice highlights health benefits tied to baby skin care and cosmetic claims.
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